For fifty years, a woman lived alone on the eighth floor of my building. She was a solitary figure, rarely smiling
and her presence was often met with avoidance from the neighbors, who feared her unpredictable temperament. Last month, she passed away, and the police came to my door, asking me to accompany them to her apartment.
As I stepped inside, an unsettling chill ran down my spine. The walls were adorned with countless photographs of my life—images of me taken from her balcony, capturing moments from my childhood to the present day. It was both eerie and bewildering to see my life laid out in such a personal way.